Hopes are high for England's Young Lions ahead of this summer's European Championships.
The twelve-month pause placed on the tournament may work out in manager Southgate's favour, with a squad of exceptional talent but perhaps limited experience at his disposal.
In anticipation of EURO 2020, a series of limited edition retro shirts have been made available on the England Store.
The latest release is a new blackout shirt, modelled (above and below) by City star Raheem Sterling and Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
The shirt, modelled on England's classic sky blue jersey from 1990, offers a subtle variation for fans wanting to rep their country's colours - or, in this case, lack thereof!
'Blackout' kits have proven popular over recent years with Liverpool, Rangers and Arsenal among clubs who have jumped in on the growing trend.
It isn't the only limited-edition range that's available. This 'mash-up' shirt, pictured below, combined a series of classic kits in England's three primary colours.
Sponsorless variations of the white and red England kits, as well as the grey shirt from 1996 that Gareth Southgate would sooner forget about are also in the range.
At the time of publishing, the shirt is only available on pre-order with items expected to be shipped "on or before June 1".
It is available in S, M, L, XL and 2XL and stocks are likely to be limited.
Click here to shop the England retro range in full.
